Tag: "Travel Nursing Benefits"

The perks of travel nursing – the fun side of travel nursing benefits
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The perks of travel nursing – the fun side of travel nursing benefits

There are so many factors to look at when you are evaluating travel nurse companies, this article is going to look at a more unique area to investigate. Travel Nursing Benefits If you have been looking into travel nursing you are probably aware of the standard benefits that many companies offer, such as: Health Insurance [...]

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A penny earned is a penny earned when you ask the right questions
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A penny earned is a penny earned when you ask the right questions

So far in the Ultimate Travel Nursing Questions series we have covered questions for you to ask a travel nursing company about themselves, what your travel nursing job will be like and questions to ensure you get the travel nursing housing that meets your needs. Now in this installment we are going to cover questions [...]

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The Good. The Bad. And the Evil?

Tax time is good when we receive a refund, bad, when we have to pay but it can be an evil time when we accept bad advice. There are many opportunities to save money at tax time. This is one of those times you need to invest to save. Find a reputable tax expert who [...]

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Travel Nurse to Mission Control

What’s your mission? I was recently reading this article “How to converse with travel nurse recruiters” at TravelRNgab.com and it reminded me somewhat of an older post from Beth at PixelRN.com where she talked about nurses having a Mission Statement.

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Weighing the Advantages of Travel Nursing

There are always pluses and minuses to each job you choose to take. By picking to do travel nursing, the pros outweigh the cons.

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Featured ER Travel Nursing job in Arizona

Travel ER (Emergency Room) RN Nursing Job Magnet facility, organized and traveler friendly! L1 Trauma Center that sees high-acuity, high turn-over patients. Must be competent in assessment and care of neuro, MVA’s, penetrating and blunt trauma and skills to work with all age groups. Variety of shifts available, 7A-7P, 10A-10P or 2P-2A. Spend 13 weeks [...]

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Be your own agent or go with a travel nursing company?
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Be your own agent or go with a travel nursing company?

A recent comment to one of my posts suggested that a nurse would be better off being self-employed rather than working with a travel nursing company. The argument was that then you could keep all the money for yourself. However, there are several advantages to working with a company that are difficult for a nurse [...]

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